The Last Garden Plant Markers You’ll Ever Need
Isn’t it hard to find a good garden plant markers for your garden? Store-bought ones can be adorable, but if you have a lot of area to cover, they will break the bank!
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How to Make a Homemade Stepping Stone Patio
Would you love to have a unique and personal place to hang out in the yard? You can make your own unique homemade stepping stone patio.
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Preparing Gardens for Spring-Without Tilling
Preparing gardens for spring planting can be a lot less work than traditionally thought. There are many benefits to growing a no-till garden.
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8 Vegetables You Can Plant in Winter
There are so many plants you can plant in winter in Oklahoma. Vegetable gardening year round is totally possible in zone 7.
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7 Reasons Zinnias are a Must-Have in Your Garden!
Zinnias are a must-have in the garden for many benefits. They are one of the few plants that tolerate extreme summer heat and drought in Oklahoma.
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How Long Will Seeds Last in Storage?
How long do seeds last in storage? It depends on how they are stored and what kind of seeds they are. Some types of vegetable, fruit, or flower seeds last one year, and some last for many.
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How to Grow Jerusalem Artichokes (Sunchokes)
Have you heard of Jerusalem artichokes or sunchokes? They are easy to grow and even have pretty flowers that smell like chocolate.
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Teaching Children Where Their Food Comes From
TEACHING CHILDREN WHERE FOOD COMES FROM: Kids are so far removed from the production of food these days that they have no idea where it orginates or what it takes to produce it. Teaching children where their food comes from is imperative.
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How to Get Rid of Squash Bugs
I really really really really hate squash bugs! I mean, they are the bane of my existence. I scarcely ever even get a single squash from a single plant in our garden. If there was a way to remove those suckers from the face of the earth, I sure would do it.
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9 Benefits of Companion Planting
Companion planting is the practice of planting things together that help each other grow. Check out the benefits of companion planting for your garden!
